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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-16

RAIN again Saturday night and Sun
day. Are we not having too much rain?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-16
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

Al persons seeking employment tcho cannot az.
ford to pay may advertise IN this column for stu.
tioTls free Of charge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-16

"THE drouth in Texas" is only q
"Reminiscences.
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K-subseribors wishing their address
changed frorI one postofice to another, must
rive the old address as well as the new, or the
change cannot be made
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FOX RENT-ELEVATOR.

NOR RENT-Forsr FEortl4 esEat1 Elevate
formerlY eHfrafe5 By n. y Brooks, q:
ceased. SAso late residence of y. @. Brooks
corner of Thirteenth and Taylor Streets
Taylor street car line, newly papered 81
painted and gas in every room. Apply to S.
Fry.
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THE GAZETTE has the Largest
bona-fide Circulation of any Daily
HswspapeF Published in Texas.

MONDAY MORNING. MAY 16.
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"sce Of Publication Second St, bet'Oeen Houston
md J6rockynortoa. Entered at the Fort Worth,
"E-Vas. PoStofFce as Second Class Mail Matter.
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FOR SALE..s.,..
FOR sALE-LIYE sEocKs

TOR, SALE one aelsVsfn bnlT years Cd
Is ssTHIy, record gilt edge, also nine high grad
Durham cows, three with calves; also one III.
yearling heifer. Apply to Captain Soet5 SsG
uePs avenue, ...- 1 4 .Sgsss A.
NOR SABEs-4e1 steers, ones, twOs ana tn
EzKEfte soon and call on JEFF Justice, Iede
Tex. .-.sr
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purchase their supplies from our mer-
chants
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DELIYERED BY CARRIERS:

por west ......... % cents
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4 larger ana more extensive area In the
4 way of the worlds ministry The idess
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= ''Ihe low-necEed dress must sy.saysJ 4
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ZEAL EsTATEz AaaNTs.

VTTVIAN, & EEEAED, general land and d
Y laGtt6ns agents Tor ths PanhsndlS
Texsss Taecosa, Tex.
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ROOMS FOG EENrss 80
WANTED AGENTS.

kEEEASTED-An active man. Zone out aE en-
j ~ pIaymSst) to begfS srtsdsse0ate ssssFy an
syksrk hlnssaf up, repEse ntfng in MS 6Vf lOca.
bitv an ga sstablisl a. hanse. RefesegSes ex
changed. EAmerLea5 NJ ntfactuIEES RFtise,-s
Barclay StsSNssyS gfES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

Ga1siasssS' ?sss?s
SUPREME CouRT-srEciAL iKIM-PARr I.-BetOre An
srrnxE TERN P4s. IInstsrs s Yam.
i$7 ms IRIS .ss 1902 1881 S4i, S4s ilS9 iOio All
sUfaEMI corRr-cIRcuIr-PARr I.-BeiOrs Beach. j.
ss gss5 ss sss sj
as AL 5s ao ls7 $500 $685. 1852 $685. &Ses
Iss ss Pstesse eas
lsii s7!s s6si 2sas 4loS s9ss 1896 1904 So40 so4i
sUrsESs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Iv-BeiQse Lawrence. J.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rollins SWIM Of James Ryan
at kss.ts Of Lawrenee roSd g. i0sS ~
Freshman and o0orman IL Appeals from udemsntsNos.
IS 81 40 A. ~ A. sS AZ ~ 81 So ~ Ia 30 a.
sss sS i5 ss s s Dasr'
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERx-PARr II-Adourned Tor the
SUPERIOR Counr-TRIAL TRRM-PARr III.-Adjourned for
sUrEMoR CouRr-TRIAL TxEx-PARr Iv.-Adiourned for
COMMON PLEAs-oExEnAL TnsxAdourned for the term.
COMMON PLxAs-sPEciAL TEHM-Bei0re Bookstaver j.
-' COMMON PLEAs-EourT TERx-BefOre Larremore C. g.
COMMON PLHAs-TrIAL TKRxzpAEr I-Besorc DAILY, J.
s SS 21S aS 1873 aS 5ss 255S asss aa5s
ConNoS PLKAs-TRiAL TERA-PARr II-BsfOre Van Hoo
SCI err ay Enrich
Nss so Ed, SOL $751; s24 Si2 ei 1884, SiS Ss 49, $780,
TgRx o1 s,1 R Be- s,s, Hyss I
N IFS He "a st s5 1885, ISL 1871 ia i M
ST. ssSGIEf iiss s7is
nS sss sssi
So Peaaings-Nos 10 II; ~ ls H. -. Glider
sleeve Judge and Assistants District Attorney Pury-NoA
Co1RT OF GENERAL sEssoSs-PAar RI Before Recorder
smyth and Assistant District Attorney ~ rsn
H. it, EG r. 81 s n n T. r. o''''-''
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EASTER ELECTIONS.

CHRIST Characterization: George W. Cass and samuel
Ksvssr. vestrymen William @. Davies. Isaac Cornell
J. Bsscker Miller. Lucius X. wilmcrdins and William
ALL AscEl-waraens. william wunnenberg and David N
Holmes; yesrymsn: Robert A yingsion Charles Hon
ner a j. Van vechssn oeott James H. Smith Thomas
Jones and the Hon George
Mn. H. IL Salro H. Murray % george Greene
Emerson Charles SaeTsEe Nelson
%!aDf,sa e G. E hawthorne Marcus. Benjamin
EDWARD ssF sso1s ss9 ss
sissssn s S Gustav if ssAx n's
vsssry George Pelham James SeeeSsr. hssryc csogsr
A c. Toda, IL r Mccain. Frederick DAVIS r. L. hehder-
En.rs o Es1's, VIII
Dinns msyosT
nsss nS1lf STon
Hss G9sfs r R wnam B. Leonard
and Charles A. Townsend; vesrymen: samuel f. Howard
essss hi
ST. AIMS neutrality-suspicious.: Henry P. Morgan and
General Jesse Smith xes,symeS Andrew De WS
Wallace George Gray ward Edward Goodwin and Charles
ST. GEoKcE's. Brookyn-waraens: Samuel Orchard and
stephen sa Ws% sayes Edward
Cooley n Webster josselyn Charles D. Wells and William
Brootlynw.raep.; James a cowips and Als1.
bridge Alexander Num- John H. Peet Charlie. 4: Denny.
George c. White IT, J. II. Raymond NJ D., and Warren 81
6hAtfuck.
81. MARY's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: William II. Pars Thomas
d. Hudson vestxyDen: Seymour l.. Hustled. W. h. Male.
james Davidson James Hefernann. Woolsey Shepard.
Richald ]. COrtis Martin Joost J. Sherlock Davis.
CBRIsT CHURCH, Becf0rdayc INSTRUMENTATION: iran
Taylor and Ezra sterng vestrymen Louis T. Black
we'll George w. Brown Edwin A. Clark Andrew Geyer Ma
tane w. Hunt James Rodwe Louis Schott and James b
6impeon
aon Augustus NJ. Hustled IT,. yesrymen; h. I. Mat
thewA Andrew Bush Horace A. Curtis William r. Aben-
roth Henry A Kelley. W. s. Church Henry Close and w.
CHRsr CHURCH Rye Village wardens: Edward schell
and Augustus Virgin, vesIynen: o. IL Van WageDen. =
Satteree Sacket James NJ Ives Joseph PARK,
w. q. Miller Thomas I. sherman and John ID. Mlnuse
er PKTKRs Winchester Wardens: Charles D. Dickey
and B. T. harrington vestrymen n g. Bradford John H.
ecrsves Henry Coster Charles Burrll Philip H. Adee'
John G. Furman. II. X. @. Watson and Warren Ferris -
TRINITY Mount on-Wardens: A. NJ. Campbell NJ d..
and Clifton Bolton: vesrymen W. W. Howe A. Gardner,
n w. Burrowes Theodore D. Rich. n. w. Riker. 4. b
Newell. w. T. Shotwe and II q. B0ergehold.
ST. LESS. Sc rsiale-Wardens Lew C. Popham
and Charles K Fleming vestfymen Oliver A. Hyatt James
Bieeckof Alexander b. Crane Louis b. Aterbury Henry W.
Batss Cornelius Fish, Benjamin Butler and Thomas f.
CnEIsr CHURCH New Brghion-wardens l. ssIterlee and
II. K Alexander vestrymen: w. r. Raynor. + Wimap, 3
RtcA X b Crowde. q. Whitman. N b. walker A Wander
but and T. d. cruyargham ,
and Daniel K. Youngs; vostrymen Charles Chip Fred
eriok Ludlow. Frederick d. Weekes Edward r. Hornick,
A. Meyer Francis I. Underhi, Colonel Robert
William j. Young6
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(Brooklyn Eagle.)
BROOKLYN CHARITIES BYEING THAT $4,000 |
HIGGINS DONATION

BROOKLYN CHARITIES BYEING THAT $4,000
HIGGINS DONATION.
following circular which has recently been mailed to
prominent aaics OF Brooklyn looks to the capture by the
Bureau Charities Of the greater part Of the 49, 900
IL will be the offer made by Mr. Higgins
cuded one for the charities NcwYork city $4,000
DO donated at the same time and in the manners
BUREAU OF CHARITIEs
Central ONCE, OIL Clintonst, Telephone No. 96l.
ALFRED 7. WHITE, President
DARWIN X. JAMES. Treasurer
GEORGE b. BUZELLE General Secretary.
ONCE hours TO IL a. mi Sabbath and holidays q
BROOKLYN N. Y, March 81, 1887.
DEAR MADAME: Last September Mr. Charles 8. niggins
SOAP" In blue wrappers made public offer to distribute
$4,000 the Institutions and societies Of
brooklyn In proportion 70 the number OF Wrappers OF that
brand OF thai each society turn In bcoro sept
1887. We Quote:his words:
he plan propose follows Each cake OF German
s0ns . oqs and printed on
Soap. spcircins trade mark Coorcd Woman 1t Wash
tub
end Of the year. sept 1887 the wrappers
ceyed different Institutions Win counted
ce Of three citizens seectsd ~ The Mayor Of each cy
Der OF Wrappers held by each institution"
visitors and rendu have already collected
quantity wrappers think DO able 10
e. ~ % sSs e s
enough 10 enable collect from Mr.. HigKins te
neosaary help forward our industrial expeepts and to ut
n ana Srnss me Court rrny
GEORGE u. BCZELEE, Gencrai secretary.
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DISTRESS SIGNALS DISPLAYED ~ YAIN

THE sHIPwRrCKED SAILORS OF THE ELIZA COOK
SEE A BIG STEAMER PASS TIIyM.
Tho steamer Normarde. Of the French Line. arrived
here from Havre yesterday with the crew OF tho aban
doned British schooner Eliza Cook The schooner was
owned by Henry Cook OF Luncnburg " g. She left Hall
fax on March ~ with full OF merchandise bound
TO Bermuda Captain Ludwig Daac was In command.
Thomas Sampson, John Mcdonald. Patrick Read
aud James Cullen. On the morning OF April
terrific southeast hurricane struck The
boat, tho wind changing TO wcst-northwest as
IL increased. The vessel was thrown on her beam ends
and heavy swept over her until was decided 10
the deck load OF timber overheard Immediately
after this had been tremendous piled up above
the bows, which had been protected with four or five
bags ned with OIL rushed an and tore the main
force from It's stepping IL crashed down.
bringing the nizzen-mast with IL, and punching hole
into the vessel few inches below the water line The
bboom after broke OFF short and not until daylight
on April could the wreckage be cleared away. Then
the pumps worked although II was evidently only
question OF short time when the dismantIcd vessel
Every eve was strained toward the horizon In the hopo
finding relief On the afternoon OF the 9Th the smoke
OF q steamer was outlined ahead Eagerly abe WAS
watched until, la hour. she hull up and dis
covered 10 be four masted, twofunnel steamer Her
tunnels were painted red The vessel was bound east
The miserable the wrecked schooner hailed
the sight with shouts OF JOY. The ensign OF England re-
vcrsed hosted on pole. which the men desperately
held high possible The officers the bridge or
the steamer we're noticed by the the Cook and
they brcathlessly waited for snccor The mighty steamer
came nearer, but thrill Of horror and despair
the veins OF the watching men when she suddenly
altered her and steered away In vain the flag
was aud shouts raised In DESPERATION the
gradually drifted from view.
Hone lad about died In the hearts Of the men on the
Cook, but the next day another vessel discerncd.
Again the signal OF distress Haunted and this time 1t
brought relief. The were picked up by tho
Concordia, OF Glasgow, honewart bound from Balti-
more On April they were transferred to the Normande
They saved only the schooners apers and instruments
The men OF the certain that their signals
help seen BY the unknown steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12
RlGERlLL

Tie baseball game ct the Polo Grounds yesterday was
between NewYork splits" as the small boy has named
the exhibition games York Clubs players
1000 spectators Ewing was captan on one side
and Ward on the other. The latter easily BY to
WEIGH form ut first but showed lack M prac
toward the close and his pitching was bae Freely
Roach pitched with wonderful effect ORourke made nns
catch In the left hold
The brooklyn and Syracuse clubs played M washlngtou
BROOKLYN the OF about l4o0 spectators
The syracuse club bated Hosbnss and Hendersone pitch
ing field the game after hard fight BY
score Of to
the home cnb wnning by IS 10 Columbias not
have and Deesbcurg and besides
their substitute =" battery proved failure.
Tho NewYork and Metropolitan clubs VIII PLAY at the roe
Grounds to-day and the Brooklyn and Syracuse CLUBS n
Brooklyn.
At Philadelphia-Athletic,s 9; Philadelphia. O.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg II: Buffalo, T..
At Washin t0n-W ashingto IL Yale D.
At Baltimore-Boston. 7; Baltimore b.
At Observation-Disclosures, .; indianapolis o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12
TWO "sAwDUsr" MEN ARRESTED

James Mcvckar and Edward Fem. two "sawdust" men,
OF the Johnston arrested last
by Post Inspectors Dosser and Adst ut No. l62
Thrdave Several ago Inspector Dosser received
that there number OF other members the
"sawdust fraternity plying their business
They foons the South and West with letters descb
Ing groen goods" The 70 tho advertisements
were received cigar the Bowery Thrdave.
broadway OF the work done by Fem and
McVickar their fat in Thirdave., six
They were seen to collect their inai at
They received mail mp I'll yesterday afternoon.
About O'Clock the Inspector decided u arrest the
Warrants were and In company with Deputy
United Marshal Jereys Inspectors Dosser and Ast
McYickar talking u his wife When tho warrant
read him, the woman went 10 the bureau
drawer apd attempted TO remove o number OF
letters hiding them under shirt she passed Ia
McVIckar this together with the Of the
him. He offered 70 go with the inspectors with
out resistance Both McVickar and Fem nvetera
opium smokers and before starting McVickar made
number pills and hit the pipe Fem In the
wife said that he suffering from malaria
but under the influence OF the drug
WAS placed under McVickar taken Ludlow
street Jail He win have hearing before Commissioner
shields today and Fem able 10 be taken downtown he
will 10 examined Ut the time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12
THE SUPPOSED MURDERER OF WEEKS

John Grecnwall, the alleged murderer OF Lyman g.
Weeks taken 10 Brooklyn yesterday because the
Grand Jury Of that city not in session He remained
all day in tho custody OF Inspector Byrncs, was
watched by detective ergeant In adjoining cells
Dutch Miller his supposed confederate and the
other thieves. Paul Krauss aud John Baker who
be used Witnesses Grcenwall has not admitted that
he made OF murder 10 Baker and krauss
lie Ia sOld aud does not exhibit any signs Of breaking
down. To DstrictAttorney Ridgway, Of Brooklyn, he
said that he lodging In Tho B0wery at the
time OF the Weeks murder but the police have been able
disprove that Abatement Miller refused 10 admit any
knowledge OF the crime although Is believed that he
could furnish all the evidence needed 20 Green
wall The police hot been able 10 ascertain where
the murderer sold Inspector Byrnes said
Yesterday that lie thought the circInsanta evidence
already gained would be sufficient to establish Green.
walls guilt The prisoners Will be taken " Brooklyn
to-day
District Attorney Ridgway busy yesterday prcpar
Ing the evidence before the Grand Jury today In
regard TO the indictment Of GrcenwaL Mrs Weeks and
her mother. Mrs. dillingham;. who are at Brdgewater,
Conn, will appear before the Grand Jury to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12
WASHINGTON NOTES.


Wool DECIsIoS.-The Collector Of Customs at Now
York recently assessed duty at the rate Of 1--WE cents
pound on The importation Of washed carpet WOOL Tho
importers appealed To the Treasury Department from
this claiming that the wool dutiabe at
from Russa and the main question involved In the
pea Is 70 S npras sro ylued at oven
cents per pound The importers however, represent It's
value less than IL cents pound The Department
has sustained the action Of the Collector.
JrCARILLA APACHRs-Special Indian Agent H. 8. Wei
ton now in the city. will leave for tho West to night to
superntend the removal OF the Jcaraband OF Apaches
numbering about 700 souls. the Mescalero
Reservation In Southern NowMexco their old reserv
alton adjoining tho now occupied by the Utes In
Northern New.MexicO. In 1883 this band removed
Mescero Reservation and the vacated reservation
opened to settlement With this arrangement neither OF
plant among Jicaras is that all Of the reservation
caeros previous to their arrival On February IL last
the President re-establlshed the old Jcaria Rcserva
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12

WASHINGTON April IL (Specia the bids for gun
steel and plate opened by Secretary Whitney
March said to the bidders and their representa-
tves that he would his decision within fifteen
days. He has done 3d. but it is thought at the Navy
Department that decision will be reached and made
public within the three days The cause OF
the delay probably the question to whether both the
contracts shall be awarded to the Bethlehem Iron Com
pany The proposals for the bids contained this state
ment
Separate may submitted for the stee and for
the manufacturer desires out Dds covering
both will receive preference other things being equal.
The bid Of the Bethlehem Iron Company for gun steel
was higher than that Of the Cambria Iron CON-
pany the latter did not bid for the armor
plate 1t is said that the French firm with which
the Bethlehem Company has made contract ana
which OF course will share the profits or all contracts
the United States and the American firm is ex-
treney that the latter shall capture all the con-
tracts for steel II the Cambria Company should be
awarded the for the gun steel it might be en-
couraged extend its plant TO be In position to
enter any future competition with She Bethlehem Com
pany on equal terms That OF course
would not suit the plans OF the Creuzot hrm
II remains to be seen whether Mr. Whitney will see his
way clear award the contract for the gun steel to he
Bethlehem Iron Company under the stipulation above
quoted The bid OF the Bethlehem Company was
$500, 240; that Of the Cambria WAS $S5l,5l3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12
The Only Cure

For through the Of powerful Altera
tive such Ayers sarsapar BY no other treatment can
poison scrous Cancer and Catarrh be 90 thoroughly
eradicated from tho system
"For many years was troubled with scrouious Com
plants. Hearing Ayers sarsspara very highly recon-
mendd decided It, and have done so with the most
satisfactory results convinced that Ayers ssrsaparl,
q is the best possible Decentralization W. Starr.
Tacoma, Iowa
- L lad will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Donohus yesterday appointed samuel q. Adams
rceree Michael yner
and LILY Curry regard their having been married before
Tyner m,rred Mary Tyner. who now suing him for
limited divorce This action taken in prsceedingst 70
punish Tner contempt Of court In negectng to pay Mrs
Tyner S25 weok alnony.
MANY evidences OF sanity DO brought against Mra
Julia Ann Burr widow OF CALVIN Burr She Is eghyseven
wears No 1875 East Twenty thifdst Justice
Donohue has appointed to her case
husband died suddenly February She insisted that he
was prevented preparing him for
the grave. ~ ,,
Justice Larremore In tho Court OF Common Pleas 70
after hearing testimony In the suit OF lane
d. O. Adair against John Aiar for limited divorce Sho
beaten her. kicked her spit In her race anu
knock her that threw plate OF buck
cakes and OF coec at her He denies all except
a single buck wheat cake thrown In playful spirit
scmon Bachc. solomon Is. Ulmer and Sgmund j. Bache.
owners OF tho property NO i95 West Ihr s snen one
DANA COS Tor the dmnu Of rental during the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12
URGIy0 CHRISTIAN UNION.

The Presbytery Of NewYork yesterday. in the Scotch
Church Walter d. Buchanan moderator tho
Rev Dr. Alexander secretary. and tho Rev. MessrA J. H.
uoaley and Edward NJ Deems clerks The following dele
S,e,ree ander Francis Brown M Hamilton, John
Paxton and d. q. Wyhe Eldcrs-W. Van Orien. William
Wade H. e. Van Worst A. H. Fairchi and J. Z. Tucker
the General Assembly was read by Dr. Briggs In
resolutions by the House OF Bishops of tho
Episcopal Church October II Joins in the
basis DO determined for union OF all
Such basis Is said 10 DO found In tho Nicepe
lauuaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12
SEARCHING DR. REYYoLDSs HOUSE

James Rod agent OF the London ASSURANCE Company
and attorney tho company obtained from Justice Smith
the Yokve yesterday search through
the house OF ID. and Mrs william M Reynolds. No. Los
seventhst and search for tho articles that tho
company claims burned in Dr. Reynodss house In
Flushing which destroyed by fre February 90 1885,
which the doctor had $4,000 insurance
articles that the claims removed
before The found during the search
proof the finding will BIO presented The Yorkvile
this morning. DE- Reynolds that both houses
furnished fully and that the articles named In tho policy
IIx hui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12

Otto White young charged with murder having
shot and killed ousa WOLF the servant Of his sspmoher
their house. No 3ls East Thirty hrssst placed
of Court Ternnsr
fore Presiding Judge Van Brunt MARITIME
and Fitzgerald appeared
people and By William "
aud Joseph nos The greatsr part Of he day was
iion NrS Elisabeth White the ssspnother Of ths prs
related circumstances under which The k shet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12
THE EVILS OF UNDERvALUATION.

WASHINGTON, April 11-An the members Of the sub
Committee OF the Senate Finance Committee appointed
TO subject of undervaluaons present
at the meeting to-day. They had satisfactory discus
sion and comparison Of the plans proposed to meet the
evils which acknowledged on all hands to exist
The committee hopes that during the present week II
will be able to formulate satisfactory bill to be pre-
scented &C session Of Congress- Ii Is not be-
leved that there will be necessity for taking further
testimony The committee consists OF Senators Allison
Morrill,, Aldrch, Beck and MCPHERSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12


KINGSTON. April IL tSpeciaD.At the conference ses
sion to-day Dr. Hartze assistant secretary OF the Freed
mems Aid Society," made address upon the condition
Of the negro OF the South their need OF educaon
race prejudccs 90 He said their votes were going to
be counted soon and 1t was important who should give
leadership to these overwhelming millions The confer
ence received cordial invitation from Trinity Church.
Newburg there next ana the INVITATION was
unanimously accepted.
Dr. William Brush from the Idaho conference, repre-
sentIng the Dakota University. addressed the members
upon the financial needs of that college.
The Rev. W. K Griffith, a Welsh man, made an appeal
In behalf OF the only Welsh Methodist church IN Amer
lea, which he said was in Utica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12

zSss;s "a: 49,: q IS 6: !!siSa1: q sSoeS
before Juce Donohue yefterday on the wiz o. haSeas
corpus obtained SATURDAY. He WAS romanded 70 the
csto OF ho warden Of Bellevue Hospital pending the hear
Ing before commissioners and sherrs jury which Il SCI
down for next Friday afternoon.
Samuel g. appointed referee yesterday take
testimony in the suit brought by Lillian H. Richardson
sxanst Richardson for divorce ThoV
were married In 1884 In Jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12
THE PRESIDENT COULD NOT ATTEND

WASHINGTON, April ia delegation OF Irish-Amercans
called at the White House to-day to invite the President
to attend meeting to be held in this city night to
test against the coercion policy IN Ireland They
Colonel Lamont and we're informed that whatever the
Presidents views the subject might be- II would be
mapifesty improper for him TO attend such meeting In
his official capacity The committee we're convinced OF
wisdom OF this reasoning and withdrew without fur
Their effort TO see the President